Comments by "The Zero Line" (@The_ZeroLine) on "Absolute Madness from Russians in Soledar" video.

Russia is like that psycho boyfriend. “If I can’t have you, nobody can!”
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@mirkoritter1976 What’s the deal with Germany’s illogical opposition to nuclear energy? It’s our only realistic option for cutting carbon levels enough to begin reversing the damage that’s been done. It seems to be driven by real people (about 25% of the country) and politicians thinking only about the short term.
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Butsov is well known for disliking Zelensky’s party since before and after the war . The story sounded like a veiled criticism of the army commanders. It does seem they did a terrible job with Soledar. It was clear they needed to protect their flanks there and they didn’t do anything. But of course they’re not always going to make the right decisions.
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I would argue Putin didn’t know he was risking his life for Ukraine or that any of this would happen. He’s been extremely cautious in the past. This was just a terrible calculation on his part. In the past he’s only gone after extremely small targets like Chechnya, a slice of Georgia, Tranisteria, etc.
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Scholz and his party were owned by Russian energy interests and they’ve always looked down on the Baltic countries. They’ve only slowly begun to realize NO ONE will accept them resuming business w/🇷🇺 after the war and that’s why they’ve slowly begun to provide weapons.
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@darthwiizius I am aware of their anti-nuclear history. It extends even further back than Chernobyl and Fukushima. I just thought that Germans are generally well educated and would know by now that the Chernobyl disaster is literally impossible in other reactor designs and that with Fukushima, it’s almost as if they were TRYING to create the conditions for a nuclear disaster.
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It’s amazing how much evidence they needed. Their soldiers have r*ped infants for god’s sake! It’s also amazing how they had set a deadline of Sept. 1 at one point for capturing Bakhmut.
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@christinemolner5097 The SPD’s corruption is well known, but as for the people, Germany seems like America: divided. It seems like half of Germany want Ukraine to get what it needs and half the country are so paranoid about their own safety, they don’t want to get involved. I’ve seen that Swiss bunker sales have exploded because of Germany with more purchases every month since the war started than they averaged per year prior to the war. And many Germans were staying in those Swiss bunker hotels and talking about how they just want to stay out of it. As for the SPD, they know their days of cheap energy and sex tourism bribes [look it up] from Russia are over, but they’re still dragging their heels.
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@mirkoritter1976 I thought ALL Germans know every other German. 😉
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Will YouTube censor you if you say the r word? The women were all r*ped before being killed, which is a more heinous crime than murder IMO.
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Ukrainian combat mouse 🐭 is my favorite.
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